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Periodontal disease, a dental-related condition, is the most common ailment affecting dogs and cats, according to the American Veterinary Medical Association. It’s estimated that more than 70% of cats and 80% of dogs develop gum disease by the time they’re 3 years old.
Plaque builds up on your pet’s teeth every day. If not removed through regular brushing or pet dental cleaning, it can harden within just two days, forming tartar (calculus). Over time, this buildup near the gum line contributes to the development of periodontal disease.
At our clinic, we emphasize the importance of pet dentistry as a core part of preventive care. Periodontal disease can significantly impact your pet’s overall well-being, it not only damages the teeth and gums but may also contribute to serious health problems, including heart and kidney disease.

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Look out for these symptoms that may indicate dental disease in your pet:
Taking preventive measures for dental care is an essential component of your pet’s overall wellness. During each examination, our veterinarians conduct a thorough dental assessment. We employ a grading system to assess the extent of dental disease in your pet’s mouth. If any dental issues are detected, our veterinarian will discuss suitable treatment options with you.
Taking care of your pet’s teeth at home is a crucial step in maintaining their oral hygiene and preventing dental issues. During your pet’s next examination, we will guide you on how to effectively care for and brush your pet’s teeth in the comfort of your own home. Our knowledgeable staff can also provide you with recommendations for specialty pet foods and treats that promote excellent oral health. If you have any further inquiries about at-home dental care or our professional dental care services, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us.
If recommended, a comprehensive professional dental exam and cleaning will typically include the following:
Our standard digital x-ray unit enables us to capture detailed images of your pet’s teeth and gums during the dental exam. This allows our veterinarians to examine the teeth, roots, gums, and surrounding bones to promptly identify any bone loss or hidden diseases that may be present.

We’re committed to providing quality pet care that sets the standard for veterinary hospitals. And our service begins the minute you schedule an appointment with us.
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